Andhra University's free Ayurvedic camp treats 185 patients in single day
Andhra University's Department of Yoga and Consciousness held a free Ayurvedic medical camp providing consultation and treatment to 185 patients.
A free Ayurvedic medical camp organised by Andhra University's Department of Yoga and Consciousness provided treatment and consultation to 185 patients.
The camp ran from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to provide medical services to the public. Dr. Harikrishna, Dr. Ravi Kumar and Dr. Shankar Prasad, along with their staff, examined patients and provided medical advice. All medicines prescribed by the doctors were distributed free of cost.
K. Ramesh Babu, Head of the Department of Yoga and Consciousness, attended the camp along with Dr. Tulasi Rao, a naturopathic doctor. Dr. Tulasi Rao thanked the doctors and supporting staff for providing the medical services.
Mr. Ramesh Babu congratulated R. Gopala Krishna, Director of the AYUSH Department, for initiating the free medical services programme. The initiative brought specialist Ayurvedic care directly to members of the public at no charge, combining consultation, examination and medication in a single session.
Source: The Hindu
Frequently asked questions
How many patients were treated at Andhra University's free Ayurvedic camp?
The free Ayurvedic medical camp organized by Andhra University's Department of Yoga and Consciousness treated 185 patients in a single day.
What services were provided at the camp?
The camp provided medical consultation, patient examination, and free distribution of prescribed medicines. All services were offered at no charge to patients.
What were the camp's operating hours?
The Ayurvedic medical camp ran from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Who organized and staffed the medical camp?
The camp was organized by Andhra University's Department of Yoga and Consciousness and staffed by doctors Dr. Harikrishna, Dr. Ravi Kumar, and Dr. Shankar Prasad, along with their supporting staff.
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